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Primary mathematics/Fractions

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Fractions are in essence the same as division, however we use them more often to express numbers less than one - for instance a half or a quater. Fractions have a nominator (on the top) and a demominator (on the bottom). If a fraction is larger than 1 then the nominator will be larger.



Learning to use fractions (Visually)

-Origami and math (used to compute fractions)

-Modern methods to teach fractions

-the square model vs. the circle model

-Multiplying fractions

-Dividing fractions

-Adding fractions

-Multiplying to get equivalent numbers